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How Kwaito Continues to Influence South African Hip-Hop and Amapiano

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By Tseliso Monaheng
| Okayafrica Verified
MUSIC From K.O and Khuli Chana's lyrical nods to Trompies and Magesh, to Samthing Soweto and Kwesta's basslines, South African artists trace hip-hop and amapiano's DNA straight back to kwaito's '90s golden era. Fans jamming to kwaito, hip-hop and amapiano at Back To The City festival in Johannesburg. In 2013, rapper K.O was looking for a change.
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The African Songs You Need to Hear This Week

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By Tseliso Monaheng
| Okayafrica Verified
MUSIC Stream the best African music this week, including new releases from Nasty C and more. Nasty C and Tellaman have released their new album, T’s & C’s. Every week, OkayAfrica highlights the top African music releases — including the latest Afrobeats and amapiano hits — in our best music column, African Music You Need to Hear This Week. Read ahead for our round-up of the best new African music tracks and music videos that came across our desks this week.
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Manana Is Learning to Trust His Own Pace

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By Tseliso Monaheng
| Okayafrica Verified
MUSIC With ‘it really isn't what it is,’ the South African singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist turns inward, making an album built around a refusal to chase attention. Manana’s new album, it really isn’t what it is, is out now. Manana wears a denim two-piece, sitting on one of a set of chairs outside a hotel overlooking Sandton, Johannesburg. It's a media day.
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